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GOP Ffurst lVilondlay 6 p.m. potluck dinner at ILa JFJi.nca on JHHghway 70

lPJrimacy Elections 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Bilingual worship senrices 7p.m. each evening at Downs Frrst Baptist Church

Sign up now for summer programs at Ruidoso Public Library

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Courthouse is open to public after poln§ close this TnBesday

The Lincoln County Courthouse will be open to the public after the polls close at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 7.

County clerk Martha Proctor said everyone is welcome to come to the courthouse to keep up with election returns as they come in.

LCMC announces scholarship winners

Lincoln County Medical Center Auxiliary announced the recipients of their scholarships for continuing education in the medical field. Four of the winners are LCMC employees.

Vendors impact midtown by CHARLES STALLINGS Ruidoso News Staff Writer

Complaints by downtown merchants about a roasted corn stand and vendors wanting a featured spot on Sudderth will be discussed Monday at the Ruidoso Planning and Zoning Commission meeting.

Village planner Cleatus Richards said complaints of corn hush, droppings, papers and littering adjoining bU8inesses have created problems.

Village manager Gary Jackson said Thursday a merchant called to lament that he had not protested the com stand. He pointed to un-

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EDC folds

The Lincoln County Economic Development Corporation is shutting its doors as of June 30, 1993. The executive board recommended that the corporation either run on a skeleton crew or close down, depending on response to the EDC call for membership.

The EDC newsletter, which circulated throughout the county, drew only 19 new members.

"With such a minimal response and no public funding, the board elected to close down the corporation," said Karen Kopp, executive director. "We just didn't get the community support we needed."

Diane Shrecengost is a secretary in the medical/surgical unit and is taking R.N. program pre-requisites at Eastern New Mexico University (ENMU).

Norma Baldridge is also a secretary in the surgical unit and is in the nursing program in Alamogordo.

~o~ Power is a ftllHtme ~T studying to be a paranieclic.

quests for venders the village is receiving this year is going to create more than a carnival atmosphere.

"I have four requests on planning and zoning for next Monday night," Richards said. "I have tafked to six lltbcr · pe~to-wunting to go through the vending process.

Pulling off an upset victory over Yawls Rabbit in the Grade One Rainbow Silver Cup at Ruidoso Downs Race Track this weekend is Specially Fast, the Texas-bred offspring of sire Dash For Cash. The total pu-:se for the ~~O·yard S~_lv~ Cup was

$63,294.04, and the winner's share went to the Six G's Stable. Specially Fast is trained by c_ Dwayne Gilbreath and he covered the distance in 21.89. Jockey Bruce Pilkenton supplied the winning ride. Racing (}Ont\nu~s.at 1 p.m. Thursday.

The corporation's remaining funding will be held in a bank account, along with proceeds from the sale of equipment. Attorney Mike Line is checking on the legality of returning money to the member· ship. Kopp said the money will probably have to be given to another group with goals of economic development. She was unable to say how much money will be left over aft.e-r tho June SO disso\utiQ.n.

Sherry Minner is a paramedic looking toward a business degree and a career in hospital administration.

:!':~!:: ofihS:d~w!:::: One dies in headon crash Deanna Swanner is studying in

Albuquerque to bs an R.N.

Football coaches gather in Ruidoso

The Ruidoso Football Clinic begins today, June 6, with an 11 a.m. golf tournament at Cree MeadoWB Country Club.

It continues through Thursday, June 9, at the Swiss Chalet Inn.

The cl:in:ic features fundamental okillleetures and one-on-one conferencet~ with top TexaB and New Mrurico coaches.

AecoTding to clinic director and former Ruidoso High School coach Miks Speck, the lineup of speakers is geared for high school and junior high coaches.

"This clinic will provide coaches and their staffs the opportunity to 0Xehange ideas and socialize in this beautiful mountain setting," he ooid.

whe~e littering already is a problem.

Richards said it also adds to the parking problems.

"People have to man these booths," he said. "Our ordinance requires a minimum of 15 driving spaces for walk up, drive up type food establishment.~

"I don't see that a hot dog stand, or corn stand or whatever is any different than any other walk up or drive up business, whether in a permanent or temporary building, they all create traffic."

Jackson said the temporary structures do not possess the amenities to accommodate pedestrian traffic.

Richards said there were no special parking districts for these vendors and indicated they would be a further burden to downtown parking.

As1fed if he thought a municipal parking lot could be effective if it was a block away, Richards said comfort walking distance is regarded to be about a quarter of a mile according to planning stan-

CPR classes offered dards. Richards said vendors selling

Ruidoso Emergency Medical Sm-viees (EMS) is offering a community CPR clasB starting at 9 a.m. Saturday, June 11, at the Enchantment Inn.

Cost of this class, co-sponsored by the Enchantment Inn. is joot $5 each.

New Mexico grown products would not have to have a business registration license to sell within the village, but "the village Bb11 has a right to regulate loeation of any vending within the village."

by CHARLES STALLINGS Ruidoso News S1aff Writer

A Ruidoso woman was fatally injured late last Friday when the pickup she was driving apparently collided headon with another pickup on Paradise Canyon Road.

According to police reports, Frances Jaramillo, 4 7, was killed immediately.

Jaramillo was driving south bound on Paradise Canyon Road when her 1993 green ford pickup apparently traveled left of center on a right hand curve and struck a 1990 blue and white Ford pickup driven by Boyd Dooley, 35, of Ruidoso.

Dooley told police officer Robert Achterberg that Jaramillo was going fast and was in his lane. He said ~ tried to move but was un-able ~ do so. I (e Dooley suffered m. 1

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treated and released from the Lincoln County Medical Clinic.

Damage to both vehicles was

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For more information, or to register, contact Lance Hill or David Wheeler at 257-8290. Class size is limited to pre-registration is ~ecommended.

Richards said the commission allowed the corn stand because UJey were convinced it was primarl]y a walking area and none of the programs downtown merchants responded against it.

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The accident marks the second recent fatality within the village limits. On May 22, Molly Gayton of Mescalero died in a single car accident on Grindstone Resort Drive.

That accident is still under investigation by Achterberg.

Police chief Dick Swenor said before the Grindstone accident, it had been at least a year since the last fatality within the village.

Swenor said in the Paradise Canyon accident, Jaramillo, who was killed, was not wearing a seatbelt.

Swenor said that although accidents in general have climbed in the past few years, fatalities are relatively rare.

"Most of our drivers in Ruidoso come from the flatlands with few curves and hills. They need to be more cognizant of a new driving environment. Slow down around the curves. Stay in your lane. Drive defensively, that's the key," Swenor said.

Political parties pick nominees Candidates for county offices will slide through the primaries

Tuesday without ruffling a hair. County commissioners Monroy Montes and L. Ray Nunley are un

opposed, candidates for county treasurer face no opposition in the primaries and Commissioner Bill Schwettmann won't butt heads with Democrat Preston Stone until the Novembe_r general election.

State Representative H. John Underwood, a Democrat, also will take a walk until the general election, although his two Republican opponents, Dub Williams and Caren Cowan Bremer, are fighting it out in their party's primary.

, The governor's race and a few state offices will grab the most at-tention, but two others with more local impact are the contests for Division II magistrate judge and the new Divi!rion IV Twelfth District judge.

Proctor predicted a turnout of about 40 percent. "The absentee voting has been fairly low, so that generally means

a low turnout," she said. '"But I feel really good about the election going smoothly."

Voting precincts will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the following sites: Precinct 1 at Corona Village Hall, Precinct 2A at the Lincoln County O>urthouse in Carrizozo, Precinct 2B at the Nogal Fire Station, Precinct 3 at the fair building in Capitan, Precinct 4 at the Otero Electric Cooperative for the Angus area, Precinct 5 at the Bonito Fire Station for the Alto area, Precincts 6,7,8,9 at the Ruidoso Convention Center, Precincts 10-11 at the Ruidoso DownB Senior Center, Precinct 12A at St. Judes Parish in San Patricio, Precinct 12B at the Hondo School, Precinct 12C at old Capitan City Hall and Precinct 13 at the Carrizozo School.

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Go wild at the Ruidoso The Ruidoso Public Library is

participating in the "1994 statewide reading program with this year's theme, "Wlld about Reading."

Signups for the summer pro~ grams for kids are under way at the library. All children, ages three to 15, are invited to go wild for reading.

Earn .,Crazy Money" to redeem at a wild and crazy party in the parlt on Wedneeday, July 6, and all signed up readers are invited to a swim party beginning at 5 p.m., July 28, at the Ruidoso Swimming Pool.

The summer programs are offered in two sessions, June 13 through July 1, and July 11 through July 29.

The first program begins on Monday, June 13, with Book Buddies from 10 a.m. to noon. This program is for all ages who want to improve their reading skills by reading to a friend. Teen volunteers will handle the program.

It's a Smull World Pen Pal Club, from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. i$ for third graders Wld up, but limited to 20 participants. Nancy Eckert runs this program in which participants correspond with kids from all over the world and learn about their countries.

Let's Make Puppets and Puppet PJay, for third graders and up, is scheduled from 3 to 4 p.m. Play is led by Ingrid Schmitz and is limited to 16 children. The program will be repeated on June 27.

On Tuesdays, June 14 and 28, the Stories and More program is slated from 10 to 11 a.m. and is for ages three through five, with a limit of 20 children. Molly Terrell con duds the program.

Arts and Crafts is for all ages and begins at 1 p.m. The program is limited to 16 persons and is being taught by Diane Travelstead. Parents are asked to please attend with your three year olds.

Beginning Photography, a program beginning at 4:30 p.m. is for fourth graders and up and is limited to 20 students. Nina Noel is the instructor. Bring camera with film. Camera should not be autoriiB.tic, if Possible.

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~~Tf!~:O:~ and up, the same pro-grain to 20 participants, be-gins at 2 p.m.

Lynn Hutchison will head this class that includes indoor and out~ door activities about animals and plants in New Mexico.

Songfest for Little People, four years and up, is limited to 25 singers. It begins at 3 p.m. and Eva Clarke conducts.

Thursdays, June 16 and 30, Stories and More repeats itself. The program by Ingrid Schmitz rWlS from 10 to 11 a.m. and is liQJited to 20 readers.

Exploring Famous Artists and Their Art, for second graders and up, begins at 1 p.m. and is being taught by Bernadette White. Students will enjoy painting, drawing and other art fonns. 'Ib.e class is limited to 20 students. ·

Beginning Crochet, for third graders and up, is being taught by Diane Travelstead from 2 to 3 p.m. The limit is 12 participants in the class.

Let's Make Puppets and Puppet Play, grades kindergarten and up, runs from 2 to 3 p.m. and is led by Ingrid Schmitz for a limit of 15 participants.

On Fridays, June 17 and July 1, an afternoon family movie will be shown starting at 1 p.m.

Specials for the first session include:

June 3 at 2 p.m., ""Wild About My Library" craft workshop for third graders and up who love to paint. The limit is 10 in the class and sign ups start June 1.

June 16 at 11 a.m., Woodcarving demonstration b):: _ Ernie Roche. Carvlngs can be-aTnU'red in lroii'£0(

the Shadow S!lllg(eSffur Little People, fum 3 · tho Chamber to 4 p.m. Ia fur ogoo lbul: end up.

all, ' Joan Proctor limits her claaa to 26 June 28 at 9 a.m. ''Frantastic pl!rlqns.

Fossils" ptliSlllltation by Carolyn On Thursdays, July 14 and 28, Rice. Open t<>eveeyono. Stories and More fur agoo thraa to

Juno 29, "&otic and Awesome live, lasts from 10 to 11 a.m. by InSnack Fooda for Kids" by Judy Mil- grid Schmitz with a limit of 20 ler in two warkshops: 11 to 11:45 listenars.

for old and kinder· Wild Animal Origami, . grades to 1 p.m. for three and up, lasts from 1 to 2 p.m.

and up. The classes are and teaches paper art. The class by limited to 20 each and is sponsored Nancy Eckert Ia limited to lJ; p ..... by the Texas New Mexico Power sons. Company. Sign ups start June 22. Creative Stitchery for third

June 30 at 9 a.m. "Sparkling graders and up runs from 2 to 3 Minerals PresentatiQll" by Carolyn p.m. by Ingrid Schmitz with a limit Rice is open to everyone. of 15 persons.

The second seasion of Wild Let's Make Puppets and Puppet About Reading is seheduled be- Play, kinde!garten through seeand tween Ju!l- 11 and July 29. Signups grade by Ingrid Schmitz is limited start on June 1. to 15 participants.

On Mondaya, July 11 and 25, On Fridayo, July ]jj and 29, be-Book Buddies is for kids of all ages ginning at 1 p.m., enjoy an who want to improve their reading afternoon family movie, to be anskills by reading to a friend. Teen nounced every week. volunteers handle this activity fro~ Second session specials include: 10 a.m. to noon. July 6, at 1 p.m. Summer

It's a Small World Pen Pal Club, carnival in the perk. Open to all for third graders and up by Nancy !iligned up readers. Redeem your Eckert runs from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. earned "Mystery Dollars." and is limited to 20 persons. July 7, at 11 a.m. "Joy and Her

Let's Make Puppets and Puppet Pink Elephant Theatre." 45 Play by Ingrid Schmitz lasts from 3 minutes: of puppetry and magic, to 4 p.m. with a limit of 15 persons. open to all.

On 'fuesdaya, July 12 and 26, · July 8, from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. Stories and More, ages three to five "Mystery Night at the Libracy" for by Molly Terrell runs from 10 to 11 fourth and fifth graders. Signups a.m. with a limit of20 children. start July 1.

Arts and Crafts, for all ages, by July 12, at 10 a.m. "Magic with Pam Topper is taught from 1 to 2 Jason." starring Jason Enjady. p.m. with a limit of 20 artists. Opan to all. . Parents are asked to please attend July 15, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. with your three year olde. Babysitting Workshop by Laura

On Wednesdeys, July 13 and 27, Christensen. Limited to 20 Beginning German taught by In- participants, the class is for boys grid Schmitz is scheduled from 9 to and girls filth grade and up. Sign-10 a.m. for first graders and up ups start July 8. with a limit of 20 children. July 23, at 9 a.m. Pet show. For

· Intermediate German follows boys and girls of all ages and their from 10;30 to 11:30 a.m. for all boys pets. Signups wm start July 18. and girls who finished the first July 26, Last day to turn in your three weeks in German. Ingrid Reading Logs. Schmitz limits this class to 20 stu- July 28. at 5 p.m. ''Wild and dents. Crazy Swim Party." Open to all reg.

Animals in Fact and Fiction, istered and active readers. Pick up from 2 to 3 p.m .• is for kindergarten your invitation on July 25. through second grade. The Ingrid For complete information or to _Sc!.upi_tz .q!MO)f !i!'\i\ll!l..lo!!..:ilQ. ~ .l!iKI> .up. <aiL2Ji:1.4335 OL.>isiUhao cli-en. Ruidoso Public Library.

Apache Trails leader adds to story on meeting by PAMELA CROMWELL Ruidoso News Staff Wrtter

Apache Trails president Kathleen Hellman expressed concern over a report of the group's recent meeting, and wrote to The News to clarify and correct several points.

Hellman also wrote to the New Mexico Department of Tourism to add her views to a Thursday, May 19 article headlined "Tourism department approach spawns doubters.~

In a letter to Susan Musgrove at the Department of Tourism Hellman wrote that quotes were taken out of context and attributed to the wrong people.

Lisa Storey, who was most extensively quoted. confirmed with The Ruidoso News that her quotes are COTrect.

Hellman wrote that paragraph Erix, where she was directly quoted, was also correct.

Hellman noted that not only had Joan Bailey and Lisa Storey attended a regionalization conference, but she and Dick Beck also were at

Main Street flies solo Former MalnStreet director Mary Maul confers with volunteer Bonnie Mattox and MalnStreet New Mexico director Julie Johncox before the village council meeting Tuesday. Johncox and Maul were In town to support MalnStreet's request for public fundln!l.

the conierence. Hellman stated in her letter that

Storey and Bailey did not have l'eservations about the Department of Tourism's new approach, but that their reservation was about the state's sample brochure promoting this region.

Storey confirmed with The Ruidoso News that she and others are concerned about the regionalization approach, but that they have no problem with the regional marketing board itaelf.

Hellman wrote, 'We have an excellent regional board to work on the actual brochure and feel all areas will be represented."

Hellman also serves on the Lincoln County Regional Economic Development Through Tourism (REDTI'l Task Force. The article stated that RED'IT len Apache Trails off of a recently published list of promotion agencies. Hellman wrote that REDTr was not mentioned in conjunction with such a list.

"l commented that we had been

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disappointed when you [New Mexico Department or Tourism] did not mention Apache Trails along with Turquoise Trail, Old West and other regional associations during the conference on the 4th,"' Hellman wrote.

The article also stated that REDTI' skipped out-of-the-way areas in a recent tour. Hellman wrote that REDTI' is planning a fam tour of the county and that neither the date nor the destinations are finalized.

"At the last meeting, I expreased my displeasure at the original proposal, which left out most of the small towns, including Corona, White Oaks and Carrizozo," Hellman wrote.

Hellman pointed out that a quote attributsd to Lisa Storay ac· tually reflects comments made by many Apache Trails members, not Lisa alone. The quote reads: "Apache Trails has got to stay strong and cohesive and find a way to operate independently. If We're swallowed into the regianul board, the little towns like Corona and

Carrizozo'ilre going to bo forgotten." Hellman wrote, ''We believe that

we have such a diversity of attractions along the Apache Trails loop through our two counties that those of us who know it best can market it best. The state must focus on the whole and let groups such as ours focus on special areas."

The article stated thet Apache Trails members are tryln.g to up-dete and improve a Lincoln County area attractions map. Hellman's corraclion states thet the RED'IT Task Foree is working on that map.

The article stated that the group is planning a membership drive and thet annual dues are $50. Hellman clarified thet by stating that their membership drive is ongoing and thet the $50 annual dueo is for businesses. Apache Trails membership fees are on a sliding scale.

Lastly, the article states that the Mescalaro Apache Indian Tribe has never ullatted 1\mde to suppt>Tt Apache Trails. Hellman wrote, "Mr. chino supports the group and we have received duas from the Tribe."

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ENMU-Ruidoso graduates· \.

Lara Tarvin, Patricia Shepard and Sally Moore (clockwise •rom top) were among five Lincoln County studerm,j who graduated from Eastern New Mexl!lO. University, this semester. All received associate of arts ctegrees In general studies. Tarvin Is moving to Texas, Shepard Is. an .EMT and Moore Is the office coordinator for ENMU. Gradtlates Berdine Largo of Mescalero and Reggie Gray of Ruidoso (not pictured) also earned associate's degrees, bringing to 1 o the total number of students awarded degrees through the Ruidoso center In 1993-94.

Parks Continued from page 1 A

tennis courts at School House Park on Sudderth. Two-weak sessions are ocheduled for June 6-17, Juno 20 - July 1, July 5-14, July 18-29, and~1-12.

Kids in group one, ages five through •even. pay $25 and practice from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Group two kids, ages eight through thirtsan, practice from 10:lJ; a.m. to 11:45 a.m. and the tuition is $35.

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Elsdne Garrity, fitnoss spocislist, will teach a Beginners Stsp Aerobics Class, 7 p.m. to 7:45 p.m., Mondaya and Wednaadaya, June 6-30, at the Ruidoso Athletic Cluh. The class is open to anyone age 18 or older and costa $25.

WUdernesa Camp

Kide ages sevan through 12 can sign up for - weeks of traditianul anmmer camp, a ehanee to learn about nature and to make new frienda. Campers are divided into two age groups, seven to nina year olds and 10 to 12 yaar olde.

During the first wesk, June 6-10, kide play teDDis and owim, go biking, fiahing, play cage bsll and do arts and crafts. They'II plsy Fri.,. beo, squirt guns and table gamas, watch movies, and learn croquet and an:hery.

During the sacond ws'jk. June 13-17, eampers will play t.iDDia and swim, ride horses, play croquet, miniature golf, vollsybsll and tsbls gamas. Thsy'll hike at Fort Stanton, plant a garden, and play cagabaD.

The coat Ia $36 a week and youth groupe are limited to 16.

the Hsnhsy's Track Mael- The meet promotes physicullitneaa and participation fur youth. It is not an all-otar program for chosan ~vid-uuls. .

Learning, partieip&tion, enjoyment and physical exercis8 are the medn alementa of this program.

The maet Is opan to boys and girle ·ages nina threugh 14. Events include a 50 meter dash (ages nine . and 10), a 100-meter dash, a 20Qmeter dash, a 400-meter dash, a 800-meter dash (agee 11 and 12), a 16QO~®g88)L'I~dl 4 x100meteri:91ay, a standing long" jump and a softball threw. Divisions are made by 111111 grOup;~, · '

Awards ara given in sll ago divisions and events, and -refreshments are free.

The meet atarts at 9 a.m., Saturday, June 19, at the Ruidoso High Sehool Track. There is no entry fee. Qualifying contestants will be. eligible fur the state maet in Albuquerque on July 16. State qnalffiera compete at the national meet Au· gust 13 in Herahsy, Pennsylvania.

Sewing

Diane Travslstsad, OWIIsr of Mountedntop Fabrics, will teach Sewing for Kide, Basic Sswf>lg for Adults and Seniors, and QUilting fur Adults and Seniors.

Sewing for Kide Ia open to people ages 1Q-16, limit eight to a class. Kide will learn basic sawing aidlls and will come .llWBY with a handmade pair of e'hartS. Starting June lJ;, the clasa Ia schedu!ad for 9-11 a.m. on Wsdnaadess at tha Parks and Recrastion Ollice, 801 Grind· stona Drive. Course fsa Ia $50 plus filbric. · Basic s .. q

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boil!g in winatural altuation fbr. tha laat six weeks, her now owner will need to roinforca her troiniJIC. It shouldD't take long end

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found her and named her Ginger," Bide runo, ioalation aroaa tbr pups Harper said. oo A couple kapt her tbr and kittono and create a haalthier a wln1e in cas8 tha. ownara were anoironment tbr tha four.IOIIIIO'i vioitora and were looking for her. reoidaote.

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The &.i'doao Planning end Zoning Commisoion will canoidor dism•ntling a two story building red tagged about a month ago tbr aevaral ,;o1-.. '

-C.B.J. Dovelopmant Inc, rociuoste an ainended commereial Bite developmant for Lata 1,2,3,38,39,40 and 41, Blocli 1, Ruidoso B!>Jinga Subdivision (2600 Sudderth).

.....,Jaca Ensor requests a condi· tiona1 use. a variance and coDunercial Bite development tbr 'Lot 2, mock 3, Ql the Wingfield Sub!livi· &ion ( 124 Wingfield).

The wor~d remembers Normandy Invasion ' . .

Flavia Vigil, 4iwnar.of tho house at lll Third Street, will diacusa IIO'VI!ral alternatives with tha commission includiog a variance he requested originally.

The connniaoion a1ao will listen -Claude Miller requaato an to a IIUDlbor of vending cperationo amended commercial Bite develop-wanting to locate along Suddarth. mant for Lot 644A, Bkylend Addi·

New businoaa includes: tion (1000 Sudderth). Ronald Androwa ate -Tarry Whitaker reqneate

- roque a ded -- --~-• · devel rep1at for a Tract in SW/4 SE/4 amen eouuuor<UU 01te op-Saction 2, and NW/4 NE/4 Socti..;· ment tbr Tract 2B, Pinoclill' Bub· 11, TllB, R13E NMPM. division (201 HighWIIY 70) end com

mercial site developmant for Lot 6A, Cree Meedowa Country. Club Subdivision (706 Meohom), for Lot m-11, mock A, of NaVI\fo Subdivioion (2722 Suddarth Drive).

-Bianoy Enterprlsaa, Inc, re· questa a replat tbr 4.1761 acraa in BlaneY's Loot Mountain Tract end tbr Tract B of Amended Plato of Blaney Land Company Tract. .

-Emilio end Blanca Cano re· qaaat a replat for ,Lata 22, 23 end tho wast 36 foot of 24, Tract B, Pal· mer Gatewey Amandsd end a veri· anea of Lot 22A, TractS.

-Commnnity United Mothodiet Cbmcl> requoste a conditional nao for day care of Lata 4 and 5, Block IS, II£ Palmer Gatew• kmanded, · . . ~'

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...,Jack Bauer roquoste ab amended commarcial site developmont tbr Lot 6 and Tract P, Palmer Gatewa,y Subdivision (182 Bnd· ~. .

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Bememberlng the N01'101UU1y Invasion·· foil in q,ttle in aorvica to our country.

Tbis is being aant to you lin "midmorning of Juno 2, one of tho moat beautiful days to bloiis thia happy vale in many a day.

Tbis measege will rsach you on Juno 6, tho 60th onalveraary of tho Nonnand,y Invooion.

On this date, I was with tho 32nd Infantry Di¥ision on tho eoaet of Now Guinea. Halfwey around the world our brother, Joe, was an in~ fantry aeout with tho Timber Wol(Dbrision.

The world held ita breath as ·m 'lmgl•nd, tho Engliah Channel, and tho coast of Franco, tho Normand,y Invooion was under wa,yo

In our jungle camp, the boys in our company gathered around tha radio, end thia usually laughing end joking bend of young fellow turned very aerioua. You could hear a pin drop. Many of us had kin on the European Bids ofthawar. .

We all know that tha fate of the world hung in the balance. There was no news or the ac

. tual invasion, ouept that it had begun.

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Than claarly over tho radio came one of tho most oaoily recognized vvicaa of that day -tho voice of president · Franklin Delano Rooaevolt. . '

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A IIIIDSot rainbow

Lata in the. afternoop. of Mey 81 clouds gathorad and lightning without thunder

-'leaaod and.glimmorad along tha ground and low overhead, aa if it had lost ito wa,y. .

!!'bon the loud· booming thunder oehaod through tha clouds, without rain. ,

Tho llllD went doWn over the western hill, and tho heavier cloude drifted awa,y anll1ight

Ho W88 aa,ying a pra,yor to Our Father in rein began falling. Heaven for thoao who would fall end indeed While tho aast rays of tho sun towered over were falling ot that very moment. tha eaStern billa with golden lighte upon their

I have never seen a group Of man so deeply grean ouddaoly appearod a 'lright doUbla rainaft'ected, end I have nm>r in my life heard bow, 8!0hing over ths hill - 110 close that ito anything more deeply apPrecintad end ao com· onds were ioncbing doWn here in the vale. fortiog. You could noJ;.take your eyaa oiTthla Bight,

"Embrace them 0 Father, to your heart," with ai!y colors so close to you, end ao bril· are some of the WOl'ds I remember. I felt that liant. Roosevelt was preying for our brother. And we Glencoe ppotmaeter, Della Bonnell, said she all in our hearts prayed along with our presi- saw the same rainbow arching over a scene of dsnt. • cowe and young calvea ninning end playing

Our brother, Joa, fell in Gei'IDIIDY, February like happy children, mr ~ -n 6eld. 25, 1941i. Clcnid8 now moved m like a blanket over

On tho approach of the Fiftieth Annivor- the rainbow, Wllil all had closed tha last dey B!I'J' of tho Normandy Invooion, I send up a of DowOIY Ms,y in a pageant of rainbow preyor for our brother, Joe, anJI all these who IIUiieaty.

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Bruce King ... A Friend of lincoln County

Governor King has consistently approved the vital interests of Lincoln County in beneficial projects, such as

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• Ruidoso Downs Village Hall;

• Fort Stanton I;l_ospital - continuing operation of this

important facility; • Sierra Blanca Regional Airport Highway;

• C~ation of a regional educational facility in Eastern New Mexico University-Ruidoso.

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. Governor King has appointed dozens 0 of Lincoln Count-y residents to important statewide boards and commissions, including S1ate Board of Educations State Nursing Board S1Bie Pharmacy Board S1Bie Real Estate Appmisen Board S1Bie livestock Board State Hearing Aid Advisory Board Stale Balbers & Cosmetologists Board S1ate Board of'I"banalopmctlc Stare Nuning Homo Adminis1rlltm's Board Stale Board of Massage Tberapy Stale Energy Polley TaskForce

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Village BUttery is tlf~ . Ron and cathy Krucjoluum

plotted a dariPg :eoliape from the metropolis of Dall!'"o Tosaa. Ron took a Job at a bak8ry to loam the

-- cathy petfeettd her baking. F1 . to the ...-ains to start a new""i'l: the couple opened The Village Buttery on Sudderth.

"Buttmy", Ron said, is what the Englioh caD a tea house or coffee

"Thiil&& ore WilY we want," -in, OJ!iey IIJ!d_gel!llert. It's , .

The Buttery. ex.t8nde Midto:Wn . ohope peat the Gazebll. ·It is a ~Dill• · plsmentary addition .ta ita neighbors, In-EoproBBO-ble, Mainstrest Deli and Si Senor.

house. The Krugfohanne add to "We feel like . m extonsion of that, selling homemade pastries, MainStreet," Cathy said. . cookies, muffins and of course, Locals and tourists a1ik8 can ap· limch. preciato the Ruidoso ambianee at

Lunch at the Buttery might be a the Buttery. Customers ore autogourmet peeta dish like tortellini matically !1-lends when they apwith chicken and pine nuta. Or try proach tho countor. the specialty soup and sandwich • "It's graat to hear euotomoro teD combo. The veggie sandwich features olieed avOcado and Italian dressing. Everything is made fresh.

''We may be at the upper end in price," Ron aeid, "but we use only the best in quality and freshneoo, like our Cure 81 ham.''

In the tradition of an English buttery, the bakory is a comfortable little place for !1-iendo to maet and visit. The Krugjohann• invite customers to enjoy 75-cent eoff'ee and read the newspaper. Hang out all morning if you want. Cathy and Ron are hl!opitable hoato.

"Since we're runnine the bakery, we don't get to chat as much as we'd like," said Cathy.

Summer classes for quiHing, sewing & crafts

- all ages and all times Call or come bY.

for class schedu es ·

2711 Sudderth in The Gazebo 257-5864 --

RON AND CATHY KRUGJOHANN AT THE VILLAGE BUTTERY

7b Place Your Business Cq,ll257-4001

'Ifie famify of 'Did( Sliaw wants to

e;rpress tlieir appreciation to a([

wrw offerea S!f"'Patfry am£ support in tliei.r

time of sorrow. 'Ifia.nl(_gou for gour e;rpressions of fove.

!Mayor .7e.TT!J Sfiaw & !Famify

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257-7336 Business.Offlce (SOS) ?!~7-'7~~t!ll

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'. Years .of..J:udicial ~rience

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Admitted U.S. District Court of New Mexico

Admitted U.S.· Supreme Courj; ..

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eludin3 work with Lubbock's lJDited Way, the Jllnior League of

' ~·, ·~. . aiclellt Gay Lubbock, lhe American Ce11<er W. Jones; the agfnjly f'as grown by · So4li••• Lubbock llogional MHMR

Ositloning iiSeiC as having a strong and tbe South PI.W.S ·Chapter for £~om marketing. the Prevention of ChUd ~se.

• ll'be ·llgtlllcy Is .....,unt-aervlce ''The folks wbe work here have driven&14 bali CO!lSistently """"lied traditionally been vozy involved In in creative as weD," sliid Jnnes. our communi", • said Prieo. "We're

In addition te numeroue nation- proud to have been able to dona'IO al honors captursd .... tbe ·-~ ·our time and talent for so many

fl~ _ _..., wOrthwblle causes." . ovat 'tbe years, Tho Price ComiiUl-nlcatione G<oup reoently took tbe The Price Communication!! Best of Show Broadcaet and Print, GNup is .a full-aervlee agency, dothe People's Cboice Award and a sign .firql and public relations comapecial judges award at the Lub- pany bendllng a 'broad range of lobock Advertising Federations' an- . cal and regiooal llCCOWlls including nual ADDYs. reateurant, medical, retail, Indus-

Aside from aocount servlee, · trial, financial, agriCultural, civic mmn-membere of Tho Price Com-" and political. . '

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6 p.m.-FOIST MONDAY, Republican Party or Lincoln County, potluek picnic at Bob and Jade Boebinger's, at mile marker 281.6 on U.S. 70 sast of San Patricio .. Look for the blue "La Finca" sign. The party will proy41e meat and """-""- ·To make reservation~ . .Ji\d to determine whether to bring seiad or deli&irt, call Bov Nys at 25~-4372 or Coleta Elliott at 258-4455 by noon Friday, June 3.

7 p.m.--CONCERT at the Firet Baptist Church in Ruidoso Downs. 'nle public is invited.

8 a..m.-5 p.m.-KIDZKAMP. first session. Games, eraftJI. pJays, dance, gymnastics and more fun. $65 week. Sponsored by Ruidoso Gymnastics Association. Call 378-4661 for information. Ruidoso Gymnastics now enrolling for summer session. Ages 2-16. Call for more information ..

9 a.m.-noon-VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL at Shepherd of tha Hills Lutheran Church, 1210 Hull Road in Ruidoso. "Come tu tho ~elebrate Jesus" is the theme for the week"s events planned for four-ysar-olde through teens. For information, call258-4191 or 257-7255. Everyone welcome.

9-11;30 a.m.-VACATION BmLE SCHOOL at Ruidoso Downs First Baptist Church, 361 E. Highway 70 .. Classes Cor four year olds through 6th grade. For information, call 378-4611.

9;30-10:45 a.m.-BEGINNING YOGA CLASS with seJf-he1p acupressure for flexibility, stamina .

9:30 a.:m......cAPITAN ctVBl at tbil Capitan gram ''Probleina in Life" . . ' projeot will be a decorated shirt, favmite paper IIBp)dus tu . shirt and 50 eante for suppliee). · everyone is. asked tu briDg,a can ·or rood fortunate. Hostesses will.bo Lualla

\,VernoBalle Peaao.

1 p.m,....BII-JNGUAL WORSIIJ,P SERVICl!S, Jed by evangelist Bonny Gonzalez, at the~ !lap. . tiat Church in Ruidoso Downs. Everyoae ia wei· come,

9-10 a.m.-MAINSTJlEET WEBJQ.Y COF-. FEE in the MainStroat olliee in tbe Gazebo.

• 1-2:30 p.m.--AF'l'ERNOON FAMILY MOVJ!i!, . "Duety," at the Ruidoso Public Ll'brary/ ll\ heartwarming story from the land down under for the entire flllllii.Y, and it's Jioee. Children onder live must be accompanlad by an adult, <md all obildron must be picked up inside the library immediately following the film. .RefresJunents (40 cents and 30 c:aots for ioe cream) wm be seld before the movie, .. come 20 minutes-early.

10 a.m~REPViiLJCAN PARTY OF LINCOLN COUNTY quarterly Central Committee Meeting at the Ellis Sturo.in Lineoln. Lunch will be served, folloWed by executive board m'oting of all eleoted candidetes.

Bert~

s District Judge Division IV

rJemocrat "We need a strong leader to be our

next District Judge ... "" a Proven Legal Career Dedicated to PubtJc Service:

• Former Assistant District Attorney in the 12th Twelfth Judicial District ·2 years.

•District Public Defender in the Twelfth Judicial District ·5 years

• District Attorney of the Twelfth Judicial District since 1988

a Respected Leader: • past president of the Oter'o Cl!Unty Bar · · Association . . '· .. • past president of the New Mexico District

Attorneys ~·~~:~g. •listed In Who's Arrl&ri•CSIII ,I.e~

Committed to Positive Far.-.11~ Wilull~' • Married to Eve • Fath!!lr • lifelong

ELLEN GRAHAM

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Co¥_ple renew~ .. · 50tli we<lding .

Rob BD!l· M\11'1 HIII!IIMnd will' ·. eelehratO thslt ~doD ~ an· · lllverdary-oo June U at the lilrst . Beptiat Chilrd> iJI Ruid.oso wljera • they will renew their vowe. ·

The ~will take plriee at .. ll =~": · 1:30 p.m. and .Will be followed by a to reeetitiOD hastod by their ....., lton and Dick Hannnand.

· The)' bavo ~lion., io grandchildren and ·:· · to'ilr ~t-grancjdlildren. " , ...

They were married 011 Febi'WI!Y 19, 11144. in Stepbanville, Texas, wbiJe· Rob Hemm<md was serving in tbe Marilles during World War n. , 1

All'liiende and fmiWy in-vited 1o .ioln in tbe ~abratir '

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· Council IIIJ597, i>!ceiltly donated toward equipment tu help ar~ obiJ.. fundetutwoloeal.cbari.tios. dren. wha .are ~

. lulrlilicapped. Funds raiasd during tho annual At tli8 group's stata convention

Tootoie RoD drive were presented in Albuquerque, winners Of the in separate ebecks for aJmost; $412 slate-wide rJdlle were llliUIIId. . each to Region IX, Ruidoso aehool WlDners were from E8)111110la, system, and Ski Apache Hand- Albuquerque, C.lul,ts, '.l'ucumcari i~ppod.Skiers Association. and Tijeras.

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Youngsters cast·thelr lines Into the Rio Ruidoso Friday as participants In th~ Fishing Derby. The river was stocked wHh 550 fish far the eve.nt. Kids also competed In casting !XJntests, Winning fishing poles and a half day fishing trip.

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"I will follow the New Mexico Statutes in .judging each case individually in

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recognize the following businesses who have gOne ••above and beyond., and

. donated at least 10% more

Glv.:~· Oad the gift of golf and help someone breathe easier, t(w

to the imnuaJ Tete-Auction than in the past. 'These bu:;inesses are part of. our '~oll of Honor" and wlll also be

honored during the Tole-Auction.

Barnett Carpets, Ruidoso Big Bear Shop, Capitan. Thili ,...,., give your dad some

~- for Father's Ds.v that ,could help ll!)ini!IIJlO elsa's father bfjlatbe eaail1r;- a GolCPrivilege caal.trom tha Ameril>an LuDg Association of Now MOldeD.

'BUs car4 at.$@ sacb ar !bur for $76 will entitle your dad and bis 'goJ&ngJ.arblel' to ptqfcirhlllfP.rics at 10 a\V ~co courses, inCiull-

ing The Links at Sierra IDIUIIlll in Ruidoso.

Othor New Mmdco courses include The Lodge and Ponderosa Pines, both in Clouderoft; Allgel Fire Beilort; Gallup Municipal Course; Loa Alamos Golf Course; Now Mmd!'O· State Ullivorsil;y; p.,.., adios HiUh . in· Albuquoiq\18 and Riverside · Country . Chib in

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Money raised from sales of the caal is usad flt!lteside to support LuDg.Assoclfllioll pr<>grllllisfor ohildran lind atlulta with lung clissase,

.. weD .. prdgr!JlllS to hslp prl!Vellt lung disease. ' . • ·

Lung clisease is currently the number three cause of death among adults iD the Uni'ied Statas and the number one cause of death among babies undor a year of age.

For 'DlOI'e infol'lnatton_ calll-800.. 221-LUNG.

~~ Miracle·Ear Jutmduning SoftCholbe""

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Birdsong's Crafty Cage. White Oaks Hnrd·La Rinconada Gallei'Y. San Patricio

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· The 18th anpual Tele-Am:tion Is Sunday, June 5th from I :00- 6:00p.m. Monday. June 6th- Friday, June lOth

from 7:00 -ll:30p.m. · . Saturtlay, June llthfrom 3:00 to 1 l:30p.m.

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WAYNE A. JORDON JUDICIAL PHILOSOPHY

I w~nted to start by thanking all of you f'.:...:~iiiii0;;;;;:--1 who have expreased an Interest In my cOhbnna by phone ar While 1 was walking. 1 enJoyed meeting many or you In person cfur- .. lng thl$, campaign and wish I could have met you.. all. An acllve praotloa and busy famlly schedule nave kept me from seeing every. one, but I certainly Intend to meal more you and address more of ~concerns queatlonll rn these columns ln the next monlha.

The toplo of the week ls judicial phlloaophy ••• the rote Of a judge In ·our a~stem or govemmanl A judge Is not aJiowad to NY how he would rule In any particular case, but ha can and shOUld tslscuaa his own personal judlalal philosophy. •

For the past aeventean 1 have been a conservative Judge; and 1 1hat on bench. By conservative I mean that I In the aheclc8 and balances maftad· by our

are hired to ap~ tha taw. not to by the leglalatwe, lln'llted by New MeMkto, and developed·

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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that Mr. Lawrence Bach, Mr. Charles R. Ncu~nschwander, MI'S. Kathleen · A. Neuenschwander, Mr. John W. Brock, Jr., 'Mrs. Peggy Brock, Mr. Jere R. Ford and Mrs. Phoebe Kay J:o["d previously doing business as Partners under the rum name of FCJ and holding property in Alto Alps, New Mexjco have dissolved their Partltership ,as of May 31, 1994, by mutual consent of the Partnen.

Further notice is given that the above named partners will not be responsible. from this day on, for any obligation incurred by any of the other above named p8rtilers in their names or in the name of the finn.

Dated: May 24, 1994 By and for FCI

Partnership

Charles R. Neuenschwanda"

General Partner FCJ Partnership

Date: May 24, 1994

1#9303 2.T(6l:Z. 6

LEGAL NOTICE

INVITATION FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received by the Lincoln County Manger at the Lincoln Counly

Courthouse, P.O. Box 711 (3()0 Central Avenue.) Carrizozo, New Mexico 88301, until 2:00 P.M., Friday. Juno 24. 1994. at which ti:;:fe:ey will be publicly anct ..... ,

BID NO. 1993-24' Wxt"BR TANK BUill" TO FIT A TRUCK CHASSIS

The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners will review and make their final dctenni.Dation at thek' regular commission meeting scheduled for 9:00 A.M .• Tuesday, July 12, 1994.

Invitation for Bids with Specification are avallable at the Off'K:e of the County Manager, Uncoln County Courthouse. Carrizozo, or by calling Martha Guevara at 505/648-2385.

MAt<rHA GUEVARA ADMINISTRATIVE

ASS1STANf 119306 1T(6)6

LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE is beceby given that the Lincoln County Solid Waste Authority, Lincoln County, N.M. calls for scaled bids for the leasing of one new and unused Crawler Tractor. Bidders may obtain a copy of the specifications from the Manager's Office at 222 2nd St., Box 2405, Ruidoso Downs, N.M. 88346. Phone: 505-378-4697. ,

Sealed bids 1 must be

received by the general manager no later than 10:00 am, June 15th, 1994, at which time the bids will be opened at the main office.

The Lincoln County Solid Waste A~thority

.........,_the ri&bl toat rejec;t all or aqy, part at any b(d, waive 'minor tcchnicallties. and award the bid to best serve the interests of the Authority. Bids must comply with the N.M. procurement code. .

#9307 1 T(6)6

LEGAL NOTICE

VILLAGE OF RUIDOSO NOTICE OF

ADOPTION

NOTICE IS HBRBBY GIVEN tbat the Govemins Body, Village of Ruidoso conducted a public hearing on May 31, 1994, at 6:30 p.m., in conjunction with the ~gular meeting aRd adopted the following onlinanco"

ORDINANCE 94·10' "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 7. ARrtCLB 2. SBCTION 9. OF THE RUIDOSO MUNICIPAL CODE PBRI"AINING TO BUSINESS LICENSES FOR SPECIAL EVENTS;••

Copies of Ordinance 94-10 are on me in the offiCe of the Village Cieri IUid arc available for public r'evicw Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.

/s!Th.Dimic Maddox, Clerk

#9309' 1T(6)6

LEGAL NOTICE

VILLAGE OF RUIDOSO '" NOTICE OF ADOPTION

on May p.m •• ·in the regular adopted the otdl ......

wldt '11011

ORDINANCE 94-9, •-· "AN ORDINANCB . RICHAJ.U). S. AMENDING SECTION .rOW, PllUCILLA 7, ARTICLE 3, B. JUPP, .STEVE CHAPTER '· OF THB ROCHB. JENNIFER vn.LAOB OF RUIDOSO ROCHE, FIRST MUNICIPAL CODE TO FEDERAL SAVINGS INCORPORATE THE BAN~ OF NBW M A N D A T 0 R Y MEJ(ICO, aDd FIRST IUDICIAL BDUCA110N .. INTERSTAl'E BANK FEE UPON OF SANTA FE, CONVICTION OF Defeodaol(o). VIOLATING ANY MUNIC-IPAL ORDINANCE AND

. NQ]'JCB OJ' SALE

ESTABLISHING A NOTICB IS HBRBBY C0URr AUTOMA110N GIVEN tbat tbe F E E U P 0 N UJidendsnod SpocialMaslx:< CONVICTION OF wiD, eo June 30. 1994, at VIOLATING ANY 10:00 a.m., at tho front M U N I C I P A L ealnlll<>e af the City Hall 0 R ·o I"N AN C B ; Building, 313 Cree PURI"HBR AMENDING MeadOws Drive, Ruidoso. SECTION 6, AR11CLJ3 ~ New Mexico._ spit and OF CHAPTER S, convey lO the highest CONCBRNINQbiddcrforcasballthe MUNIC1PAL JUDGE ri&b~ title and Interest of BENEFITS... the above-named

Copies of Ordinance 94- defendants in and to the 9 are on file in the ofticC' folloWing d~Mcribed real of tho Village Clerk and estate located in said are available for public County and State: review Moi.day through Lot 810A. Block 4 of FQ,day between lhe hours HAMILTON TBRRACB. o(, 8:00 a.m. and 5:"00 Ruidoi!O. Uncoln County, p.m. New Mexico. as shown by

/siTammie Maddox., the replat thereof filed iD Clerk ' the office of the County

#9310 tT(6i)6. Clerk and Bx.-officio Recorder of Lincoln

LEGAL NOTICE County. 14 September,

TWELFTH JUDICIAL

DISTRICT COURT COUNTY OF

1950. . The address of lhc real

property Is 100 Roswell, Ruidoso, New Mexico. Said sale wiD be Dl8.dc

Deadline for July Homes·T;UJ hi 'Friday, June-.17·: ... · Call Taml or Christine today to reserve your space.

Social Security Disabllity

Been Denied? Don't Give Up! Socaal Secunty Disability (DIB)

Supplemental Security Income (551) Children's Benefats {mcludinglebley clauns)

Widow/Widower's Benefit5

No Fee Unless

You Win!

(Suh,ect to Social Secuntv approval)

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BIIB WII.UUIS lefulleu

Sril'lll Bl!nEsJlNtmiiJl Dlslriet 51

I:ONCEBNS: • EdaealieD • Agillll Popalallea • 'loarisla • Beallb Care • ~lardeD

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afoaleattbO ·of 5.75% per .......... .,.. $12.63 per dOf, tile· t;Osts Qf salo, lnotudlns . the Special Mil&ter'o fee of . $200.00. publication

. costs,, and plailltiff'B cost1 · expc,nded for taxes. ln........,.. or I<Oc:piDg the property ia sood JePair. Plalotlff boo the right."' bld at ouch sale anct submit its bid verbally or in writing. Plaintiff may opply all or aqy part elf 1111 judgment 1.0 the ....,.._ price in lieu of cash.Dcfendaats Jennifer Rucbe- P,jmtBank ~ Santa Pe were acijudged to have SC!CODd liens on th" subject Property.

At lbe date and time stated above, tbe Special Master may p.os&pone the sale to such 1a!cr date and time as the Special Mastel' may specify.

Dafec!, May 28111, 1994 Is/SCOT KEY Spocial-P.O. Box 2460 Ruidoso, NM 88345 50S12S7-3070

#930 4T(6)6,13,20,Z7

LEGAL J!fOTICE

The. Planning and Zoning Commission of

!he ~: .-· . ·Let: a. ~ 4; eouq~ry ctui!.l!o!ta&o. . .

·zt4 Nogal PJaoo Ruoi._doso. Lincdln

Col,ulty, New Mexico. By· OK"der of tho

PLANNJING & ZONiNG COMMISSION.

IS/ Cleatus R.- after tbls bas been

inTbaR~

Tbls docision is n9t ""*"' ... oppea1 pmsuant f~ Pol"est Service ·""l!!'l!l!leoo at 36 CPR

LINCOl.N .l'/lfl. 2l5.8!ol (4).· -NATIONAL FQIU!ST t<or .,_.,,addltlo'!al

SMOKEY BEAR infol?-atiOD ~nc;ernl08 tbjs dccls1on or the FOIOIIt

RANGER DISTRICT Sorvico IIPJH1al -. LINCOLN .. OODI8Ct District Raag\>r,

COUNTY, NEW . Sm.ola>y Bear a.oaer MEXICO District. 901 Mocbom,

Ruidoso, NM 88!45, 0~ Juno. 2. 1994, (S05) 2574095•

Smokey BOar District :ff!t313 1T(6)6 RluJtlorOemld M. Hawkos -"!'!!'!!!'~~~~~ mao1e a decision to-· LEGAL NOTICE a mine safeguarding NO"ftCE TO project, developed by the PUBJ'IC New Mexico Abandoned Schools oft· inslnlelion Mine Bweau, ti> _,.. lbe for 19114 plmouy eloctloa danger caused by 16 m1no pi"Ca.inct boards &l"e featu~. A vaJ;iety of scheduled as foDows: abatelllCIItmctbodswillbo May ~31, 1994 • 1'00 utilized includins PM - Lincoln County meclumlcal backfiU, banct. Courtbause backfill. grating. June 2, 19.'4- 1:00PM polyuretlianc foam, and - Ruidoso Civic Bvcnt& blasting. Nine of tbe Center Ceaturea are located within The schools of the White Mountain instrUctiOn are opeD. to*' Wilderness uea. however, public aa well as the mc<;banizcd or motorized ..,;..idatcs cquipmeDt will not be 19305 IT(6)2

Statewide Toll Free: 1-800-289-13 77

Paid tor by Cam...m.e to Elect Dub Wllll.....nlo .... wrlgld:- ,.,_..,.._ UNITED NEW MEXICO BANK REWARDS GOOD STUDENTS FOR GOOD GRADES!

TheadforEZ T.V. on June 2nd for Maytag Items

was incorrect. The ad should

have read:

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Save J.IA m $180 Maytag Dryer

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CHEEP - One bedroom, one bath;~ e1eeJ,s 8. 257-7608. $19,500. M-li-2-tlb .

HOUSE FOR SJiLE - Locetion Capitan, NM. 2 bedroom, 1 both, Ollllollent condition. 864-3342 at

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· 42 waMeCI To au·v · 25~ a Word . 43 Help W&nled · 44 -Work ~nled 45 Flnencia,...&er¥._ .

15'won:ls or less.•.minlmilm ch.arge $3.75 (PIUI 511101> Tjx Of 6 812JO,. """ 48 SeiVk;ea

47 Houa8" SlUing 48 Chltd c.re 49 Child Cere Wanted 50 Eniert4!11nmant

Publlehiltr aa&umea no financial reaponelblllly .for wpograpllli;alerrors 11'1 advertisements except. to IIUI>IIah o --uon In IIIli DI>XI J...Ue.

' "51 FINWOod For 81$

Cree Two

woodburnof Sierra 257-3737.

PJ\L¥. HARBOR .~ · factory direct , 1(9R REN'1' - light housekeeping c:;:n¥. Beal't!fui new ~br., 2 .• . ~partment. ono bedtnem. walli·

. bUge livmgroom, kildleu, ~., m, closets, lare'e hatli !Ito pets. . In's, upgrade insulation, .del, no de!!osit. Bills paid insiWiinl< set. Free color brochures. cable; $350. 258-5192. 20-B-6-$19,900. Two left. 1-800-846- 2tp ... 1010 DL00612. · ·M-N-8-2tf

PALM HARBO.Jl- 5br, 212Bsii.ft.1 5br, Sba, 2lr, tope, texturea walls, i>Jywood floors, upgrade . m.olding, eab. Free color brochure. $800/mo, 11.25, 10%DP $595.44/mo. 1-800-846· 1010 DL00612. M·N-8-2tf

PALM HARBOR - factory • · . Beautiful now 4br, D.W. C'W, kltclui, bt'a, ul>l!l'llde insulation, vaulted CeiJ!Dga, del. saL $82,900. Two left. Free brochures. 1·600-846-1010 DL00612. M-N-8-2tf

5% DOWN PAYMENT Beauti-ful, open 3br, 2be D.W. upgrude insulation, sbinele roo~ del. oet. $1186.50 D.l'. $226.50/mo $240/mo 11.26. One left. 1-80().. 848-1010 DL00612. M-N-8-21f

11. BusiJH'f.l!-; Opportunlti~:,•:-;

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SEASONAL OR ANNUALLY -futDiahed ... unfurnished, -story on two acres, WIB paid. Call Bill at Bill Pi . Rsal Estate. 257-4226. KFP-9s-tfi:

• TWO BEDROOM -two beth, fully liunialied Condo. VlOW, WID, ga· raga. $750. monthly. lleferentes required. Call David 257-9057 D~ 886-8212 Evnnings. 20· 1',.~-tfi:

ONE & TWO BEDROOM -cabins, weekly & monthly rentele $380. to $450 bills pAid. 336-4978. M-1).3-Stc .

RETAIL SPACE - or offi.ce spece , fur 'rent in newlY decori1ted

Adobe Plaza. Call 257-4081, evenings, 257'<WOO. 16-S-12-tfi:

. OFFICE OR RETAIL 850 square feet. $450, . plus elemic, The Paddock 1009 Mechem. 256-5883. , M-11-104-tfi:

18. H.vt.ori H<?ntnb

VERY NICE - furnished 2 ' bedroom, 2 V2 batb Condo.

Monthly on racing seoson. Main. Sln!et Rsalty 257-4952. 16-M· gs:jfc ..

HOBSE PROPERTY - with corrals in pinss with or without house. 257-2556. M-B-7-2tp

10. ~Toh'ilP Hom~·s fo1' Halt~ TWO BEDROOM HOME $500. monthly $400. deposit. 876-8345 or 623.fl814. M-A-4-4tp .

TWO BEtROOM- two beth, fully lUmi ed Conde. v-.. V:[ID, garoga, 60. monthly. """"'"""' ""JUi*ea. Call D•vld 257-9057 Ila¥&._386-8212 Evenings. 2()K+tm .

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FOR SALE -by owner 1991 Dodge 3/4 Ton Diesel Pickup. Low mileage, automatic · transmission. Very clean. $12,500. 378-4050. 17·M·5-3tp

1984 DOUBLE CAB DUALLY l!"od condition. 854-2144 even· ::l"ti> 748-7815.weekende. M.C.

'92 Chew ExtraCab laadilf(kM mle8

'93 Mazda Pickup ·-lOW mlea, ....

'91 Ford Ranaer IDwWiel,oae~-

USED CARS '89 Pontiac 6000 STE

Autc11ndl;, All Whlel Drive

'90 Subaru Legacy - 4ll4, 4-door

'91 Subaru Royale IUloii'IIIIICI, 4114, onl owaer

'91 Ford ExDiorar (2) 4x4,w-,IOWIIIIIIIII

'91 Ford Festiva AIC , Good 1'ranapc~Nt~on

RENTAL REPURCHASE

'94 Taurus & Sable (4) Loaded. SIMI $4.500

'94 Town Car & Contlnantals14l Ful! llllUf)' Save1o)OO

'93 Ford Vans (&)

1982 HONDA V 4 - Magna 750 CC $ 850. Call 37!4841 evenings or leave message for Joe. M-M·2·tfi:

1978 HONDA MOTOR BIKE like new, only 305 miles, front/rear basl<ets. $395. 258-4315. M·K-6-2tp

1985 CARRIAGE- 5th wheel 40ft. with pop out. Washer/D~r, microwave, 2 air condttioners, awning. $14,000. Call 258-4595. M-8·3-Stp

27 112 FT. FIFTH Wheel, rear kitchen, queen bed, full bath, beautiful! 257-2641. M-W-7·

·2!). J .ivestock and Hon;es

•• lwe>ek, month with training faclli·l

. INQUIRE: il!lii'®Sllmil'®lUSIW ll'lllil'Uillla

31'~~$@

FOR SALE - 8-N Tractor, gnod running condition, $3,000. 378-5482. M-M-94-ttc

::;~.Pets nnd Suppli('s

35.llou;-;ebnld Items

QUEEN ANNE - di . W>1e. 6 chairs $1,800. ~Ilk table. 4 chairs $500. Triple ehaat and mirror $500. Taa cart $175. Misc. All like now. 836:-9679.

SWIVEL ROCKER - Rose velvet, perfect condition. $40. 257-2229.

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MOUNTAIN SALVAGE - buyiug wrecl<ed cars, custom exhaust systems, mechaoie on duty. Three miles east of track. 378~ 8110. • 17-B-78-tfi:

SIX FOOT - oak executive desk, rfect condition aod other office !:m.. Call258-8330. M-R-102-

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new commercial home units from $199.00 .. LamPs. Jo. tionB, accessories. Monthly payments low aa $18.00 'Call today free new color catalog 1-800-462-9197. . M·N-6-2tf

BAHAMA CRillSE 5 days· 4 oights. Underbookedl Must aelll $279. couple, limited ticl<ets call 407-767-8100 ext-6291. Monday tbru Saturdily. 7 AM-8PM. 1SM-3-8tp

STORE OWNERS: Fixtureo, counters, cash.. drawers, mise items. 801 HWY 70 Bide

M-P-4-4tc

WE BUY NOTES - on mortgagea & trust deade natinnwtde. Beat pricea paid faat 202-883-128R DMS Trust Funding. 4450 Del<· ter St. NW WashiDR!Am. DC 20007·1113. M-N-&-21f

GERMAN STUDENT - intereated in reading, spotta. Other Scandinaviant EuroJ?BilllJ South American, Asian high school exchange studenta arriving AuI[W!t. Become a host fam. tJy/AISE. Call Mary Ann 505· 299-9298 or 1-SOO-SiBLING.

CHAMPUS SUPPLEMENT Are ynu paying too much fur your present coverage? For brochure on 100% coverage, call 1-800-827-2824 ext. 259. M·N.fi.2tf

AIRLINES NOW HIRING- Entry level: customer service, baggage handlers, ticl<et agenta, other positinna. $300-$1000 weakly. Great travel henefita. Application, fee inlbrmatinn 1-800-647· 7420 ext. A-175. M-N-6-2tf

COOKWARE - Quit dning diililer parties. Exquisite 20 piece surgi· cal stainlBSB steel, waterless, ll"!aselaas, heavy duty seta New

FREE TO GOOD HOME - three m box. Lililtims warranty. Were te kitte · --•·- old 25o $1198, now $365. Vlden avail-

cu ns, mx w~ · o- able. Call Sam 1-8()()..852-8186. 4132. M.C-6-2tf M·N-6-2tf

FOR SALE AKC ':"gistered 'SKD.. MITER SAW - Professinnal Sheltie • black and white male • Mndel 3810 Like new 1 paid 8 montha • 1·585-9668. $200. $179, ynu ~ $125. 257-6106.

;H. Yn_,•d Sules

MOVING - one day sale. Fumi· ture, hoasehold and personal gooda, lots of stun; large sized clothea 22·28, kida 2-4T. All must gn. JWle 10, BAM • ? 414 Mary Drive. 26-B-7·1tp

Compubml far .... AMIGA 3000: 10 meg RAM, Int. OODOI2400 Fax modam, ext dtlk d:tW&. AMIBA &00: 41118g RAM; Aoke~, ext. GIVP &0 mag HD, dl 2400 bps modem.BO!h In mint ~'::'dlti«J!!.J1!8-7oa4-(.iQaJ or sa&-7082 ,.,....lnaaJo

NDTHIN FANCY CAFE o..iept.. ing applications for Hostess, Waitrees, Line oook & ~- Up, per Canynn Circle. Apply m person. See Tom nr Judy. 19-N· 6-2tp

NURSES WANTED Ene'll"tic, caring, with good supamsery skills, who wants to nuike a dif· ference in long term haalth care. ~ly with Gaylene Montez, RN, Don, at Roswell Nursing Canter, 3200 Mission Arch. EOE 33-ft.6.2tc

PINECLIFF ViLLAGE- accepting applicationa fur heusekeOners. · Apply in penon 401 HWt 70 Weat. M-P-6-Stc

IIAIJIDIIESBERS A!fD NAIL . Tecbnlolana, booth apace avail-able clean, large, air- · dtioned alllon. See or call Sharon at Sharon's Hairstyles, 413 Mechem, 257-827jl. 21·R-6tc

NEED PART TIME hnusekeQers, 'J.'h,uraday and Friday, $8.50 an hour. APPlY at Crown Point. ~11-ttb

COVENANT TRANSPORT t!eet ia ~- $500 sign-on bonus lalt.or 90 days) Last year our top team ~ over

195,000 starting at $0.27 to

.. 0.29 per mile. Plus honusea to 0.38 per mile. Paid insurance,

motel tasuver pay, JoadiJII&' unioadiug pay, vacation, deaiihasd pay, aOicis Welcome. Truck drivIng scheel graduates welc:mile. -~Tta' ..,. 23, 1 yr.

Je over the road, clasS A CDL with hazardous materials, 1-1100-441-48941 915-852-3857 s.im-8jun M-F, 9am.Opm SatJSUn. EDST. M-N-6-2tf

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LINCOLN CAliLEVJSION Lo-eated at 117 WiDgl!eld Avenue, Ruldnan, New Mexico is nnw aocepting applicationa fur the peai ..

: ticin or CUst.omer'Service RepreaantativeiSeeretary. AppliCant must have experieDce: m ac--"'::=~and all office skills. Ap-~ will he aocepted until

1994 at 5pm. ldncoln ia an Equal Op

and does alcohol free

Prerequire-

RECEPI'IONIST weel<ende at busy Real Estate office. Must type, "!"' wo~roceaaor1• 8Jiiay anawenng e. Cau 257· 9057 fur in . J.II.C.8.2tc

CAFE CARRIZO at Carrizo · Lodge ia taking applieatinna fur

summer time employment: waitatoll', hua help, and kitchen ataii Apply Wed-Sat. after 4pm at the Reataurant, nr at the Lod .... front desk aayttme. 32-c-&:litc

NEEDED HOUSEKEEPER- two . days a week, near Bnoita Lake. Duties: · houscl<eepiDg, cock· iDg,eyc. Call838-7811.

INN OF THE MOUNTAIN GODS - in Meaoaloro neade a niRbt anditor ASAP. 11PM • 7AM abifl;, Compnter lll<p8rianee oreferred. Contact the·Pilrsonnel !Jllil:e Monday thru Friday 9-4.

for service & repair. axcellent pay - must ba self mllll

vated. Part-lima to start

TrUC!k DriVer.

We are an -Equal Opportunity Bmplo~r aod do PJ:O-Bm~yme_nt drutlle01log. No lolephono oalls. 11;

Yarci/Warenouse Assaelate

Poxworth-Galbraith Lumber Company needs a Yard/ WarelwUse Associate witb tbe following qualifications:! · ·

• Knowledge of receiving and inventory practices; math s1dlls a plus.

• Ab\1!\Y to pull and load building~·

• Bx.perince a plus. willing to train

The ideal applicant must be self-modvaled. a team l'ia¥er and safety COII&Cious with excellent customer service skills.

\Wo~IT~tlv;f,~~·~ and coniprehtmsive beoefita. . If interested, apply in pe18on to Cesar Olvera at:

F\awcaiJI.C"d•aill•l•• ..... (h Z26311wy. 70 West Roidoso, NM 88345

·I I. \\'od~ \rant(•d

HOME BEPAJRS remodols,

!':!:t.~· 6357

s~ •. aa: (1) Hauled to lcicB,Illlns ao J>Of . V111ase Road· .. ,· Sup~r11'isou lnsin!ctio'ils. Maxlinllm f(tu~ ~·p:ailes fro111 city yardj\'2) Picked_ u11 alid baufodby Villalle.· .

Propcsalli ...., ·w '!Iii tl>r · JulY. J994. llml•fUJiii'SO, • 1!19$. Proposals· mu$t 1>o m:e~v~ ·by the .Yillaso Cledt ·no 1afer· ~ •=oo p.m. .;n 111ao to; t~-at the V<IIJIB'e .Sf Cip!Wr, •

. P.o. 246, Captwr NM 88316. .

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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTrcB is he<eby pn ~~ ori May 16, 1994, 'lbay Pul<er, P.O. Box 832, Ruidoso DoWDfJ, New MeXiCo 88346, .filiod applleatinD No. 01348 & H-1343, H-13441ato H-q .~~; H-.668 with tho Sllite -~eer tor potmit to .clialige point of diversion from surface waters to Ulldergrowu!. watei$ and t>1fu:e of uoe<lf.l'U!4.~ feet per aiiJIUIJ[ qf IJie tnU'fco waters. diV~fmllllhe Rio Ruiclo$o vill thO North Halo Dltcb. and s.U}:tf.lemc;ntal ShaUow I!(Ol!Dlf~iiomJihallow wells Nc>. H~lU3 1oeated I tb e

111. objecdcms 'lboproleStot JJbitll be io

and oball oct fotlb all protestant-a or objector's........, Wby thO applloatloa oboald be . ..., a~proved and muor, 'l>p rued; Ia lripllcate. Wilh Bluld Maniaez, S"'-\0 Baginec<, 1900 w. SecoD!I .. St.. Roswell, New. Mexico 88201, within • (JO) , de,yo after thO date of Ill!! · laSt publication of tb!s Notice. l·' ~ .

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'lbwn of is oeekblg proposals for joint ventlll'e o~ for Town of Canizozo MUnicipal Airpon. Please direct Ia~ to:

- ofCmrlzazo Mayor~ and Board of 'l'luoleeo

'P0Bnx247 Cairizozo, New MeUco 88301 DeadiJae iiJr 1aquUeo/ploposa June 14, 1994 at 3:00 p.m.

Carol Schlarb, CMC Tcnnr Clerk

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Water right. C-1 {o< thO foJJnwiDs penoao: ·

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.S.ubfjle No.· b.30. T1ransfcror: Fernando Gonzales, Curreat Owner. Eokjl Beaavidoz,

· n;. ~ of thO applicant .Is Clao''Bella. Inc, whaoe

. pddress.ls PO Bo~ 1255, Ruicloso", N.ew Mexico, 88345, to be uoi:d at the new .busiQcsa ""Ciao JD~a

'located at 2823 Sadde<dt Drive, Ruidoso, Ne~ MOxico,8834'.

/s/BY: 'Dlmmle Maddox

Clerk Legal IIPZBO Zt(S)30(G)G,

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WBLL NO~ H-272-8-7, SlJBDIVISti?N SW 114

· NB l/4 SB 114; SBCTION 10; TOWlfSiliP liS, RANOB.J3B,

B~O-at ilte NW ~ ccmerofLot3, Section4: Al\iblulS •. P.A. · ..

WBLL NO, ·H-272-S-8, SUBDIVISION SB 1/4 NW 114 SW · 1/4, ..

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Tbeepe. Soulli. 1230 feDt POS<'OIIiceBox 263927 11> the' railroiul rigb~f· ~q"""Jue, NM 87125-w&y; 'lbonce, 1955 feet $2.7 .fOllowing the "railroad (SOS) 242-9677 right-.of-way· in.. a Northeasterly .direCtion;

. Thence i613 reo. Wool to !!tO point of besinning; a¥ ,.

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lho N 112 of the SW l/4 L~AL' NOTICE of tbe NB 114> the W 112 NOTICE OF

TOWNSHIP IIS,RAN(IE 13B,.

; . for the diversion Of up to 90.0 acre--feet pet annum of shallOw groundwa1er for municipal~ for thO VUJase of Ruidoso.

• • Tbls is a """porary pCrmlt __ with all rights to reVert,: back 10 'the original pJace.. and purpoSe of use on l)ecembet 31, 1994.

oftbe SW 114,the S 112 . VACANCY of tho NW 1/4, all in THE Vli.LAGB OF A,n; perso,p, firm or. Section S, less tbe tract CAPITAN · · WILL corpora~n ~other' entity sold to J.D. Greenobaw, DJSi:::tfSS · AT .~,THB objectiag -the arantills describl!'d in W81'18111¥ PUBUC ·liBAJUNu ON _ of the application wi.ll be Deed,recordedinBookA- JUNB 13, 19.94 AT 6:30 ·detrimental to the 14 of Deeds at page 365, i*.M. ORDINANCE 94-3, ol>ject«'B water ri,ght shall in. tho Office of tb~ ANNEXATION OF hlive standins to file County Clerk for Uncoln · TRACT 4, BLOCK 3 OF objections or protests. County,Jo.lew Mexico and "C'' HILL SUBDIVISION Any person. finn or ALL of Section 6; all of RBQUBSTBD BY PHD.. ~rporatkm or other entity

\ Subfile No. B.32,

LEGAL NOTICE Section 7, the W 112. and P I P B R P ~ R objeclins- that lho granting tho W 1/Z of the SE 1/4 in AVAILABILITY FOR of the application shall Section 8; aDd the NW ClTY UIU.ITIES. have standiAs to file SBVBNTH JUD)ClAL

DlliTRICl' coum-. Transferor Blfign Griego, Cwlent()nwer Amber Rae ~Cannlns

Subflle No. 8.76 B, Transferor, Joe Salazar, Current Owner, Joe &. Doris Colleee Solazar,

Subflle No. B. 79 · H, Tr•nsferor WUliam 0. Shreccngost, Current OWri-cr Bar&dra

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Subfile No. H0.6 A&B, Tra11sferor, B.M. Hill. CUnent Owner Bonnie Mo:DanieJ,

Sui;Jflle No. R.53 A. Transferor, Joe fl. Outienez. Current Owner c;>rlano!/>.P. An:bui""r Jo

' Subfile No. R.!!i3 B, Transferor Joe G. Guderrcz, Current Owner Roben s. Ouliemoz,

Subfile No. R.137 A., Transferor Ruben Y. 'Romero, Current Owner AdamB.Ro .......

Subfile No. R.l36, Transferor

U4, and the N 1/2 of the DEBORAH objectiOns Or protests. SW 1/4, Section 17, and CUMMINS Provided, however. lhat Lots I, 2, and the NB 114 CLERK the 1!tate of Naw Meidoo

NBW of the NW l/4, and the TREASURER or an)i, of its branches, NB 1/4, and alllbat SJart of Legal ff:9286 agencies, department&, the SW 1/4 of the SB 1/4, 41:{5)~0( 6)Z,Ci,!J boards, instiiutlons. ~ball lyins West of the railroad have standing to (ilo rii:bt-of-waY in Section LBGAi.. NOTICE objections or prOtests.

BAGLEY LIVESTOCK 18, 1bwnship 1 South, The protest or objections CO., a Texas general Range 13 Bast, containing NOTICB is hereby sJ:ven shall be in writing and partnmlhlp, • appJOXim.ately 2.880 acres. that on May 19, 199,!1, shall set forth all · Plaintiff, ~ Downs Racing,- pd)tmtant's or .objector's vs. TOGETHER. WITH ALL Inc., Post Office Box 449, reasons why the

COUNTY OP 'I'ORRANCll· S'mi'B OF MBXICO

NO.CV93-76

A, ~of R.J. BQ;lcy, the stufaee and wadividcd Ruidoso Downs, ~M application should not be Deeeased; &tate of Lois one--half of the mlnemiQ in 88346, tiled application approved aod must be . Bagley. Deceased; Prank 631.892 acites of ihe No. H::381 iD~ H-272 t4 filpd, in t;Up~icatc. wi~ , ·, ~ .. ·-~~:t,!,\i_otiJ!!!J ·~v .~~~ 01t%\'i"lf"'J~~-:.&-~ ?c11'1!>'\4.r..Mmil16¥;o:>1\Wl·'· · P~i!.";Jiliii!m;':a'ilil~j.l'uPiiliiUm Ri«ll:'ll! ~. ;'~'i!Notfi'i!l!if lOr pemlit to BIJsineer, 1900 w. Second Blii&:'hb ~tey, llusbiUld Jn Lincoln CttuntY:·Ncw ·tenaporarily change St., Roswell, New Mexieo aridw'ol.iii~Rat(Jlud) ·M;tOdoo, tosedJerwltb thO location of well and place 88201, within ten (10) B&glcy and Dorothy im.provemont& thereon, . or purpose of WJO of 90.0 days after the date of the Bagley,cHusband and W"lfe; describechs follows: acre-feet per annum. of last public!ltion of tbis Ocorse R.. )l"'!!cy. a/k/a shallo\f gro~water by Notice. ~ Rpbort Bosley, and . The s 112, a.id lhO S 112 · . -ceasins lhe diversion of . I,egal -IIPZptl PatricU. Bagl~ Husband of theN 112 of )be Section said wators from well No. 6t(S)30(6)"2,6,9,13,16 and Wife;, Glenn S. 13; theN 112 'o( Sdction H-381 ·located in ttae •

- Kepnct: Maty S. 24; "lbwnsblp 1 South, SW1/4SW1/4SB1/4 of Foun~.ain; .P1enna J. Ranse 12 Bast, dad Lots 3 . Section 20, Township 11 : • Overb•Yd. :;Margaret A. and 4. Section 18; lbts 1 South. Range 14 Ba~t,

LEGAL NOTICE VILLAG£ OF

RUIDOSO NOTICS OF

.,.DOPTlQN

Kems;S~o.Kcpner; and 2, Section 19, N.M.P.M.,.andccasingita Estate otMiuy L Kepner, 'lbwnship 1 South, Ranse · use for IJrisatioa, domeotlc oeCchsec:f~ Bstate of A. C. t3 Bast, subject to and utility purposes lD. Hest,er, .Deceased; Bertha bi8hwax. ~t-of-way and Section~ 20 and 29, Hcstei-; Eseqoiel. S. Mares contain-ibs appto:a"'mateJy 'lbwnsbtp 11 South. and Susabia M. Mares. 951.582 acres. .. · Range 14 Bast, N.M.P.M. Husballd and W"Jfe; Bmcst TOGETHBR. WITH AU.. Applicant proposes to SultemcJcr illid Allene tho surface and undivided commence the use of the Sultemeicr. Husband and interest in. the,. minerals following existing sballow Wlfe; that arc not resel-ved in the wells:

peteatsandnotzoservedb)l WBJ::.I> NO. H.272 B. Tbe following named prior owneq. ~~ 8 U B D I V IS I 0 N Defendant&, if Uvlng; if fractional Interest, if any, NWI/4NBI/4SWI/4 Deceooed, their Unimowe .have not been determined), S B C T I 0 N 3 6 Heiis: Bltoa N'. Mi11er and Jn thO property Jmowe ao TEIWNSIDP II S Ranse Jesse Ruth Miller, the Melton Ranch, located 13B HuSband and Wife; and In Lincoln County, New

Mexico, tosethar wilh the C. All Unknown i.mprovem.entstbereon. and

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SW 1/4 of Section 12, the . N 1~ of the NW 1/4 of the ~tioli 13, tho B 1/2

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WELL NO. H-272-S SUBDIVISION SB1/4SW1 /4NB114 SECTION 25 TOWNSHIP liS RANOB 13E

NOTICB IS HBRBBY GJVBN that the Oovomiag Body, Vi11lige of Ruidoso conducted~ a public bearing oD May 31, 1994, '-t 6:30 p.m. in copjunction wlth tbe rcgulai' moeti~g and adopted the following ordimmce:

ORDJNANCB 94-11: " AN ORDINANCB ~lNG .C:HAPTBR 8 AND CHAPTJlR 10 OP

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B. Sagaz genuine sheepskin seat cover with acrylic sides and back, In charcoal or cham~dgne. Universal fit Sale 32.77 each C. Exclusively at Target! Vibra-Massageseatcushlon has ergonomic design to provide lower-back support and vibrating massage to help relieve tension. Sale 16.77 each 8atlllllea oot Included.

0. 4-pc. Kmco Regency floor mat set. carpet with driver's side heel pad; burgundy, black, blue and gray. Sale 9.99 set E. Kraco President or Contour Plus floor mats: • 4-pc. President A ex Rt set; carpet with heel pad In gray~ blue, burgundy and black. Sale 14.99set • 2-pc. Contour Plus front set; premium all-rubber ma1s In blue or gray. Sale 14.99 set F. 4-pc. Saoaz polynlb premium quaJlly floor mat set Is ultraplush with extralarge driver's side heel pad. •Blue, tan, gray and black. Sale 1l99181

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20% off entire stock of outdoor pools from our Toy Dept. Snapset PVC vinyl, 1-piece molded plastic and Inflatable pool styles by SLM and lntex. Shown are just a few of lhe styles on sale. Reg. 3.99-49.99, sale 3.19-39.99

20% off our entire stock of pool games by Shelcore. Deluxe Ring Toss, Feeding Frenzy, Ash Unks, Clam Diggers and olhers, plus water games for preschoolers. roy Dept Reg. 3.99-14.99, sale 3.19-11.99

20~ff. A. 3-pk. Super Spray Chalk. Fast-drying spray chalk Is safe and nontoxlc, washes away quickly and easily. Brush and stencils Included. 3 colors per pack. Ages 8 and up.

Sale7.99 Single Spray Chalk, sale 2.99 ea. B. lntex 18-pocket pool lounges. Choose Suntanner with clear top and reflecflve bottom, or Candy style with clear top and colorful pockets. Toy Dept Sale 6.99 each C. Hand held games, a fun way to sharpen your skills wherever you are. Choose Pocket Slot, Blackjack or Poker, all with automatic scorekeeplng. Sale 12.88 each 1288

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C. 10-lb. Ortho Dlazlnon Soli & 1'111 Insect Control In ready-to-use granules. Works on lawns, gardens and along foundaUons. Covers up to 5,000sq. fl Sale6.99 0. Swan Fall1awn 5f8.1n.x75-fL garden hose of reinforced vinyl with solid brass couplings. 5ale9.99 5f8.1n.x50-ft. hose, sale 8.99 Suncast Options hose reel holds 100 feet of 518-ln. hose. Use on the ground or mounted on a wall.

. Graphite reinforced, sale 16.99 -~~~~~-E. Deluxe folding chair, with TexUiene seat and back; and sturdy, powder-coated aluminum frame. Sale9.99 F. Deluxe folding lounge Is easy to tote and store. TexUiene sling and powder-coated aluminum frame. Sale14.99

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A. Phoenix 5-pc. aluminum patio sol includes 40" round glass-top table and 4 high-back Texlilene cushioned chairs. All pieces sold separately at G..rellt Buy prices every day. Gntat Buy 199.64 sol •Table, 71.88 • Pair of cushioned cllalrs, 63.88 • Umbrella, 79.88 Tablg requl..a minor assombly. Umbll!la -not lnduded.

B. Ganl'n' Grip tools by True Temper have extralong, cushioned grips that

· help prevent sore hands and fatigue. Leaf rake, bow rake, shovel and hoe. Sale 9.9f' each

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A. Academy Broadway gazebo is 1 0~1 OW with 98" center height. Made of durable, waterproof Weathabond. Includes stakes, carrying bag. Reg. 119.99, s&le99.99 · ., Polyethylene gazebo (not shown), reg 59.99, sale49.99 Screened gazebo (inset) has 2 entrances and measures 8x10' with 86" center height, reg. 119.99, sale 99.99

B. Our lowest price of the season! Coleman 8x1 0' cabin tent sleeps lour, with 80 sq. ft floor space, 450mm polyurethane-coated nylon walls, polyester canvas roof. With stakes, carrying IJag. Sale 79.99 Coleman 9x12' cabin tent (not shown), reg 149.99, sale 119.99

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Cllildren's Comet OX or Sabre OX lnllne skates by Yarlflex. Safety heel stopper, padded 1ongue and liner. Youth sizes 1-6.

99 Pair, sale

C. NewatTargell Magna girts' Pretty Lady and boys' Dirt laster bikes. Single speed With coaster brake, comfort saddle and 20" tires. Girls' Includes de1achable handlebar bag; boys', a pad kit Professionally assembled. Great Buy 59.99 each D • ._.mets for a safe summer. Tough, Jlghlwelght PVC shell; ventilated design. All meet or exceed federal safe!N standards. • Varlflex skate helmeiS in 8dult and VOUih sizes. Sal812.119 each • Cool Cals bicycle helmeiS In youth and chUd sizes. Great8uy12.99each

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4!!~ Large bucket wash-off sidewalk chalk wltl1 sponge eraser. Nontoxic. Wash-off sidewalk paint Includes 3 colors, 3 buckets, 3 brusheS, more. Add water, stir, paint -may~ byllfln. School SUpplies Oop1.

4tor sale 6-oL cresttoolflpaste In stand-up tube or Neat Squeeze. Orai·B Advantage toothbrush or 6-oL baking soila ere.t Neat Squi!Qe toothpaste, sale3 fat $1

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Finesse hair care product& 15-oz. Dixie cup refills. 1 OO·ct 5-oz. size or shampoo, 15-oz. conditioner or.styllng aids 200-ct 3-oz. size. Keep plenty on hand. In various sizes. ·

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8-pk. Duracen AA or AAA alkaline batteries for long-lasting power. Duracell4-pk. C, D or 2-pk. 9V,

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29!bo. Stop by Food Avenueefor a delicious BBQ COIIlbo.lhcludes BBO on a bun, chips and medium soft drink. Olfergaodtl\Tougb ~ 2. 1994. No1I!VI!IIable In Mles,IA; lt!Jntlng1nn, IN; or

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3~eclal Purchase 3-pk. Scott facial tissues, 900 total count. Convenience pack at a low stock-up price. DffEl1 oood vm~~e qlGrtlty ~a:~ta

$5 Special Purchase Buy 2. get 1 free pack from Kotex. Maxi pads and tampons. various styles. Buy 2, get 1 free pack Ughtdays pantiliners. Special Purchase $2 Coorrts my try styta Offen 0000 while quanttbes last

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TEAM UP WITH TARGET AND KODAK TO SAVE AMERICA'S NATIONAL PARKS. For every Kodak pmduct you purchase at Target,

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Beach socks for the entire family. Fast-drying mesh with traction-grip soles. WhrJie alma man's 7-12, womcn'B 5-10, boys' 3-6. 13-2, glrt!J' 13-4 and toddlore' 5-12. Colorn I1UJ}' vmy.

4~ck,Bme Bath soap. 8-pk. Lever 2000 In 5-oz. bars, 6-pk. Dove in 4. 75-oz. bars or 6-pk. caress tn 4. 75-oz. bars.

Huggles Ultrabim disposable diapers. Step 3 or Step 4. Girts' and boys' styles for a perfect fit

5~ Opti-Free: 12 -ct. enzymatic deaner tablets, 12-oz. disinfecting solution or 20ml daily cleaner.

50-oz.llquld Tide Is concentrated for more deanlng power. Regular or with bleach alternative.

2packs Sale 8-pk. Kellogg•s Nutrt-Graln bars wfth real fruit Several flavors. Ravora OJ IJJatrn. 12-pk. Kellogg's Pop-Tarts in a choice of flavors. ·

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5-pk. MaxeO GX-sRverVHS video tape. ~pk. Maxell HGX-Gold high grade VHS video tape. 3--pk. Maxell hl-fl VHS video tape.

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Juno 11, 1994 at Target and Target GreaUand. Great Buy, Every Day1, Price cut, Low Prlcat ltem9 are at evmyday loW prices. If a Target store or Target Greatland regularfr sells an Item below the ad price shown, you will receive the IOMr price at that store. Regular prices may vary locally on certain Items. we reserve the right to llmll quantities to normal mtall purcllasas. ,

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